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Finding music with pictures: Data visualization for discovery

I just finished giving my talk at SXSW called – ‘Finding Music with Pictures”.  A few people asked for the slides  – I’ve posted them to Slideshare. Of course all the audio and video is gone, but you can follow the links to see the vids.  Here are the slides:

Lots of good tweets from the audience.  And Hugh Garry has Storify’d the talk.

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  1. #1 by Mike Hochanadel on March 28, 2011 - 11:24 am

    Thanks you for giving this talk at SXSW. It was by far my favorite for this year. Data, including music data, spews all over the place right now so it’s time we all try to make better sense of it. I can see visualizations like this not only benefitting music and music discovery, but I can also see it’s applications across other disciplines.

    It was a pleasure meeting you after the talk and I want to thank you for giving me permission to upload the video I took. Here it is:

    I hope others can get a little bit more out of it after viewing the video. Thanks again,

    -Mike

    • #2 by Paul on March 28, 2011 - 11:41 am

      Mike – thanks for posting the video! – Paul

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